... ABERDEEN TEMPERAN(CE SOCIETY. _ _ 4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PROPWkSHI BAZAAR. The direetin 4f thst society mel on Tuesday ight is th( .trhe --- i-i'iTrica-ut i \ddierozi. president, is, rhi ht a. ii agresd to told a yeilial tiieitili .1 tahe diersct-,v iii''ue ...

... ABERDEEN REPRESElAIVX TEMPERANCE COUNCIL. 'THE MINORITY RWPORTP . CRITICISM OF ABERDEEN WITNSSES. A conference, under rhe auspices of the A-ber- deen Representative Temperance Council, wa. .held last night in the Cafe, Shiprow. Rev. Dr Stewart, president ...

... mtuoh to disseminaie their pdincipies. n tile ,coll'rse of his .ddress lie also .'r stairsitporte.i rhe idea rdf fatiit a temper- ar .o l)sc;rttte lS a counter atractiolo io the teln-tatiieils f the publit-hobse. 1- the coilsee of the evenint sollrbs ...

... 10th and for tife hearty greet-ing you sent frorn the Counteil of the A.T.A. in EEngland. sutppoie t Iere never weds a more temperate Uarmy tian that ablich mnarched undier my cor- moved ftoat the ulodmher U;ver to Bloentotteitt. an~d it mniay ILterest you ...

... concert wilt resukl in over £10 being sent to 'the War FPnd. Aberdeen Free West Church Temperance Asso- ciaton.-The annual meeting of the Free West Church Temperance Aascaaion stas held in the church hall laht night. There was a good attend- ance. and ...

... b1y the i respected Free Church minister of Lurmphananr at a Pre-sbytery meesting on ondy. Reporting an the question of temperance, he said-sis iOw n objecticn o comnpensatiocn was that those of ! them who Wvwre pied ed against the drink traffic ! should ...

... evenina at the Mansion- H Eouse will give ,ome varietv to the constant' a discussion of temperance topics. The new | century bazaar on behalf of the National t] Temperance League, is to he opened by Her n ; Royal Highness Princess Louise on Tues'day. jThe ...

... will include a't garden party at Lambeth Palace, receptions1 by the London Temperance Hospital Board, MAr Samuel Smith, M.P., and Mr Caine, to meet the Anglo-Indian Temperance Associa- tion, and a reception by the Lord Mayor at the Mansion-House. An important ...

... D. C. Mackellar, Grand Chief Templar of &Sotland, requires no recornmenda- tion to an audience whose sympathies are with temperance reform. In addition to this, the I.O.G.T. have arranged a onusical programme that should not fail to draw a crowded house ...

... first diet was held, when ,pac-ers were read on the temper- ar.ne movement bv Rev. Professor Kennedy, D.D., Edinburgh,'and Mr John W. Douglas, secretary of the General Assembly's Comnmittee on Temperance. Thl annual business meeting takes place on Tuesday ...

... early youth, he strove to make the temper- I ! anoe movesmeist a great educational and regener. nl ! sting force. That he succeeded few will deny. - To him, more than to anv other, is due tFe credit of having Made temperance legislation one of the ny first ...

... rArratgnseme were sasade for a course of temperance sermons to be de- livered by a nn nber of local ministers in the coursa of the yeaer. A conit ittee was appointed to arrastgp for a conferauco of temperance workers to be hhll on Thurgday, 29tb inat ...